Current Grantees

We are not currently accepting unsolicited proposals for support. If
you would like us to have your organizational information on file, you
may send a one-page summary of programs and key information to info@zerodivide.org.

BTOP Grantees

Community Enterprises

Technology Integration

Community Leadership Project
Levi Strauss Foundation Pioneers in Justice
Mozilla

Past Grantees

BTOP Grantees

As part of the Federal Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP), we are in the implementation stage of two programs focused on broadband adoption.

Generation ZeroDivide (Gen ZD)

ZeroDivide is creating a new generation of youth technology users within underserved communities in California, Hawaii, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, and Washington states.

Access Humboldt

Akaku: Maui Community Television

Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Fe (BGCSF)

Community Media Access Partnership (CMAP)

Portland Community Media (PCM)

Reel Grrls

Spy Hop Productions

Tribal Digital Village Broadband Adoption Program

Through the “Tribal Digital Village Broadband Adoption Program,”
ZeroDivide will work with Southern California Tribal Chairmen’s
Association (SCTCA) is implementing a four-prong broadband adoption
strategy that encompasses an outreach and public awareness campaign;
basic digital literacy skills training; advanced content creation
training; and sustainability. SCTCA encompasses
the reservations of 19 federally recognized tribes, primarily located
in San Diego County, California, and reaching from southern Riverside
County southward 150 miles to the US-Mexico border.

Community Enterprise Grantees

ZeroDivide invests in community enterprises that utilize technology to
create earned-income businesses, policy change movements, and/or unique
high impact programs within nonprofit community-based organizations.

For the organizations in our portfolio, we do more than provide funding.
By leveraging community, philanthropic and corporate partnerships, we
help organizations become more self-sustaining and achieve greater
levels of impact. By supporting democratic activities and building
community assets, we encourage our grantees to increase economic
opportunity and enhance civic engagement, leading to healthier and more
vibrant communities.

These organizations are:

Change Agent Productions

The Center for Multicultural Cooperation

San Diego Futures Foundation

Women's Audio Mission (WAM)

Youth Radio

Technology Integration

Community Leadership Project

ZeroDivide’s role in the Community Leadership Project involves providing
the following 12 organizations with an in-depth technology assessment,
technology plan development, and technology solution and implementation
support. In addition, the selected organizations were awarded
mini-grants of $5,000 to support their technology capacity building
efforts.

These organizations are:

California Healthy Nail Salon Collaborative
California Indian Environmental Alliance
Central Coast Center for Independent Living
Dolores Huerta Foundation
Multicultural Institute
Purple Moon Dance Project
Resources for Independence Central Valley
Second Chance Youth Program
Somali Community Services
St. Vincent de Paul Center
United Farm Workers Foundation
West Fresno Health Care Coalition, Inc.

Levi Grantees

ZeroDivide is working with a group of new generation San Francisco-based
social justice leaders, selected by the Levi Strauss Foundation. Highly
motivated to leverage social media, these key influencers, understand
the value of enabling their organizations to expand their reach and
achieve their mission. ZeroDivide is providing strategic advice on
program design and implementation, and conducting a technology/social
media capacity building program for each organization.

These organizations are:

ACLU of Northern California

Asian Law Caucus

Chinese for Affirmative Action

Equal Rights Advocates

Lawyer’s Committee for Civil Rights